Though not so well known as Will Hay's earlier classic ‘Oh! Mr Porter’, this is arguably just as good, if not better. Will stars as William Fitch, a disbarred solicitor who is in the dock on a charge of writing begging letters, defends himself successfully and walks from court a free man. In a generous frame of mind he meets his prosecutor Claude Babbington (Claude Hulbert) in the pub and buys him a drink. All's well - until they are accosted by the sinister Arthur Grimshaw (Mervyn Johns), whom Fitch once tried and spectacularly failed to defend on a charge of forgery. Having done his time, Grimshaw is determined to take revenge on ...  Read the complete review